Omaha daily bee., 1887-05-01

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PLAN clerical suit MIR. jackson gave
away the bride at the foot of the chancel
steps, and then the bridegroom and
bridesmaids went up into the chanccl
where the ceremony was perform cd by
Bishop Huntington, of the diocese OF
Central New York. assisted by the Rev
Charles +. Olmsted, rector of Grace
church; AT the conclusion Of the service
the bride and groom, followed by the
ushers and bridesmaids, filed out of the
church to the music of "Mendelssohn's
Wedding March" They were driven to
the residence of the brides father on
Genessee street. where wedding break
fast was served to the bridal party and
family. Mr.. and Mrs. Gardner left for
Omaha the same day, and are now domi-
cled at 1912 Chicago street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eusts were sent to Utica
to represent the vestry of Trinity Cathe.
dral.
Wedding Bells.
Tuesday morning, April 28, MIR. John
Delaney and Miss Abbie Callahan were
united in marriage by the Rev. Father
Junnette at st. Patrick's church, where a
solemn high mass was served. The bride
was becomiDgly attired in suit of fawn-
colored albatros with natural flowers.
Miss Weiner assisted as bridesmaid
while MIR. Shelly acted as best man.
After the ceremony the wedding party,
accompanied by Rev. Fathers ,Junnette
and Mcdonald, drove to the residence OF
the groom's parents where a bountiful
feast was served at 1 o'clock. In the
10 congratulate the happy couple.
Music, singing and dancing were the
main features of the evening. The
groom is highly respected contractor
and builder of Omaha, while the bride is
a pretty and accomplished young lady
with a large circle of friends who wish
them long and happy life.
Another Wedding.
On Tuesday last at 8 o'clock p. m, a
very quiet wedding took place, the con-
tracing parties being Miss Mary II.
Rumel, OF this city, and Mr.. Edward
Rannie, jr., of Fremont, al the residence
| of the brides parents, 1924 Clark street.
| The bride was dressed in cream alba
! tross and brocade trimming, with natu-
| raj flowers, and was attended by her
| sister, Mrs. l. Sylvester. An enjoyable
| and pleasant evening was passed by
| those in attendance and many beautiful
| and useful presents were received. The
happy couple left for brief trip west
Wednesday morning.
Musical Nielange.
| A year ago there were scarcely
sopranos to satisfy the demand, now
they are as plentiful as blackberries and
the difficulty Is where to place them.
Among the latest arrivals is Miss Rachael
Franko, of New York, sister of Nahan
Franko and pupil of Nine. Viardot.
Miss Franko sang at the Kountze Memo.
| ~ orA Sc
FrankO's intention to further introduce
his sister to Omaha people by giving a
recital some time in the near future
Another notable acquisition to local
musical circles is one of ChicagO's lead
ing concert singers, Ida Mae Pryce. II
is to be hoped that the latter may shortly
have an opportunity to appear before an
Omaha audience.
Grand Island has Ladies' Musical
society that recently gave Beethoven
programme. Isn't it time papillion was
heard from?
MIR. Brigham is making great hit in
his solos at the Congregational church
Mrs. 5. II. IL. Clark paid a high tribute
to his talent in remarking that she fel
increased regret at leaving Omaha since
MIR. Brigham S connection with the Con
gregatlonal choir.
Jacob Gosche, the advance agent o.
the National opera company, writes
glowingly of the enthusiasm of the Cali
fornians. He said: Last night W.
gave them n ballot act and the people
went wild !"
+. Patzchke, fine oboe player o
Strassburg, Germany, will soon be on
of the Union orchestra.
Quite a pleasant affair is anticipate,
in the promenade concert which viii
close the druggists convention, May IL
at the exposition building. The Uniol
orchestra may possibly be assisted b,
we'll known vocal talent.
IA Complimentary Party.
A brilliant party was given Thursda
evening by Miss Mabel Brown, daughte
of Mrs. +. ID. Brown, at 2O2l Californi
, street, in honor of her cousin, Miss Mau
: Durfce. of Leavenworth, Kansas. N
effort was spared to make the occasion
memorable one and the Young peopl
were rarely entertained. The lawn wa
) brilliantly lighted and the house beaut
fully decorated. The music and refresh
. ments were all that could be desired
The young people present were: Bird
Van Kuran, Louise Squircs, q. Troxcl
Susie Colpotzcr, 1. Moores, Darilne Coe
e Allen, Gertie Goble, Lizzie Allen, Nab,
= Barber, Lulu Hobbie. Ada Parker
9 Blanche Parker, Shelby Barriger, Aid
|, Mills, Mollic Sargent, Hattie Cody, Grac
!. Nichols, Alice Andersen, May Bartlett
y Anne Hayes, Mabel Taylor, trac
, Wooiwor,h, Helen Hoagland. Kaths
I f, zine rritcheti; rih blanche s Josselyns !, y
:. Smylhe, Fannie Gilbert, May Monr
< Tad Balch Ethel Barker, Lulu Cushing
: Pink Balcli, Maggie Hull. Henry an
r Morris Clark, Roy Hobbie, Mosher Co
n PETER. Russell Wilbar, Nat Shel,oI
i Harry Stevens, Dwight and Ed. Swoh,
a Lewis aud Chas, Pratt, Chas. and w
a Bevcnham, Joe Barker, Guy and wi
< Hoasland, Howard Tilden, Harry Shear
q LIN Wallace, Eugene Mills, Harry 40
Q. Frank Shelby, Allie Goblc, John Griihti
;. Harry Gordon.